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Premium Member Haiti Rhymes With Liberty

Haiti rhymes with LIBERTY
Ayiti rhymes with DIGNITY
Haiti rhymes with BEAUTY
Ayiti rhymes with DECENCY
Which is the first step to proudly
Hoist the slippery hills or climb the rocky
Mountains of fairness and democracy.

Haiti is the first hard fought free
Country of African ancestry
In the world. Haiti has endured
For being brave, daring and matured.

Unfortunately, powerful imperialist countries
Have ways to impoverish or use tricky tactics
To ambush such noble ideas about human equality
In God's name, that all humans are born to be free.

I can go on and on, please read fully the history
Of Haiti, before throwing the word ‘poverty'
In the face of humanity, before adding more misery
To the cause or to the throat of a brave land of resiliency.

If you knew the true and the unedited story
Of such incredible oasis, you'll feel sorry
For this Haiti which has been backstabbed by friends
And humiliated by enemies with toxic soppy hands.

Haiti rightfully earned and deserved a huge break
Remove the gooey or baited traps and the wired barriers
Let Haitians swim safely, freely and justly in the tropical lake
‘Cause Haiti has to catch up the years in arrears.

Haiti rhymes with LIBERTY
Not with kakistocracy or slavery
Not with misery or naughty
Not with mobocracy or insecurity
And not with shabby or poverty
Yet Haiti will remain steady and sunny.

Copyright © July 2021, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.
Form: Rhyme


Haiti, When Will the Chains End?

You bled, Haiti—
not from your sins,
but from theirs.

1994 they came, not to heal,
but to haunt.
To wrap democracy in boots,
and silence in oil-drenched contracts.

America—
not a land,
but a machinery of ruin.
You did not restore—
you erased.
You did not rebuild—
you ravaged.

You took a sacred island
and tore it from within.
In the name of liberty,
you planted despair.
In the name of order,
you burned futures.

Your touch is a curse.
From Congo to Kabul,
from Libya to Port-au-Prince,
you leave behind ash
and policy papers
signed with blood.

And Haiti—
once the fire that burned empires—
now whispers under rubble.
But whispers are seeds,
and one day,
they rise.

The world watches.
The angels turn their backs.
The soil remembers.

Let the day come
when your empire falls,
and the children of Haiti
dance again
beneath a sky
no longer haunted by drones.

Premium Member Worldwide Pollution

Worldwide Pollution 

 

In Nigeria, in Lagos, in lands far away 

The garbage pile’s growing more and more each new day. 

 

The US is known for throwing trash in the road 

The UK comes close with a big garbage load 

 

But lands that are far are must worse than this quote 

India and Asia are at the top of the note 

 

For having no way to throw garbage away 

In Pakistan the children have nowhere to play 

 

In Egypt the pyramids were built for the kings 

Now they are outnumbered by garbage and things 

 

Qatar has a problem, Afghanistan too 

But so does the US, as if nobody knew 

 

Mexico, India, Madagascar is bad! 

What Disney does show us, it’s not, it is sad 

 

The animals live in trash along with the land 

In Haiti there’s practically nowhere to stand 

 

In Russia there are tons of bad toxins and waste 

In China the air is so thick you can taste 

 

The dirt in the air that we all need to breath 

The world is all garbage, let’s all plant a seed 

 

Let’s stop all the nonsense, the garbage, the trash 

Let’s ask man to value the earth not just cash
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Let's Break All The Chains

Let's sever all the chains
Through all types of pains
In order to get there
Let's take the trains
In order to get there
We must fight for our rights
We are not afraid to turn days
Into wonderful and starry nights
In order to enjoy better journeys.

Let's break all the chains
Together
Through various unbearable pains
Let's take the trains
Together
In order to reach the mountaintop
Ladies and gentlemen, this is no small trap
We are determined to get there
It is the right thing to do on this sphere.

Let's cut the odious chains
Amidst all plethora of pains
With all our might
Let's take the speedy trains
In the middle of the fight
We will turn nights into days
In order to enjoy better journeys
The struggle is a very long one
This is a battle that we will win.

Copyright © May 2021, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poetry.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Living the Dream

Down in Haiti
Far from the dream
Way on back 
From the vacation scene

Lives the people
Trapped in a life
Poverty, sadness
Toil and strife

Children weeping
From worm infested,
Swollen, malnourished
Starving little bellies

What would Golden 
Flower think of today
The country she loved
Destroyed in such a way


(Missionary from Haiti came to visit our church yesterday.  With his visit and 
talk, I see solutions to problems in an instant.  Something to treat the water 
before the people use it, reforestation, wells in places that need them, and 
proper out door facilities for areas that don't have them.  Money, work, and 
time is needed to carry these projects out .)
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Day the Earth Shook

The Day the Earth Shook


Today a place called Haiti, 
weighs heavy on my mind. 
A small island Country State, 
where life has been unkind. 

With little shanty houses, 
no food to feed the young. 
War and unrest through the years, 
a trap to be unstrung. 

A seven-point earthquake struck, 
it rattled this small place. 
Shook it to the very core, 
it did not miss a trace. 

Children died in the rumble, 
the death toll yet unknown. 
Please pray for the little ones, 
and mercy to be shown. 

Let's bring them food and water, 
so swiftly to their aid. 
And call out to survivors, 
so they won’t be afraid. 

Offer our hands in friendship, 
to aid them in their plight. 
Hope in the wake of sorrow, 
and light to their dark night. 

I think God says unto us, 
we know what we must do. 
When we open up our hearts, 
it shows us what is true. 


By 
Josehf Lloyd Murchison
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Everybody Is Destroying Haiti

Anmweyyy, anmweyyy
Everybody is destroying Haiti
Please stop, stop, quit. At last, give the country
A break, a rich season. There are too many bandits, vandals
Too many lootings, thefts, too many crises and scandals
On this impoverished and exploited island
Give Hayti a chance to live better. Give our land
A break with too much violence and injustice
Ayiti needs peace, love and real justice
Why all of you are hurting Haiti so bad?
This is sickening
Haytians, please stop being so sad and mad
Haiti needs everybody's love and compassion
This is damning
Please help Haiti in this time of destruction
Or leave Hayti alone, to breathe
Hate only knows how to burn, kill and destroy
The truck is about to kiss the rugged cliff
Stop the rancor, put out the fire and bring joy
Haitians, Haytians, wake-up to a new beginning and era
Get rid of the bad seeds and unite with the Diaspora
Unite to fight against corruption and waste of the aids
Be positive! Be ready to get rid of all sorts of plagues
Please stop the violence and use sheer common sense
Hayti needs a new and better season
Haitians, help our nation be an oasis, a starry beacon
Let's understand each other
Unite to be better! Unite to help each other and to dance
Let's love each other to be better
Unite in this time of crisis; and reject death and violence
Anmweyyy, anmweyyy.

Copyright © 2019, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several books of poetry.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Abc.The Worlds Countries

America, so vast and the land of the free
Brazil, carnivals and beach beauties

Canada, untouched, with the mighty Niagara Falls
Denmark, with the mermaid, luring sailors with her call

Egypt, under Cleopatra, and her historical power
France, so romantic with its Eiffel Tower

Germany, the perpetrators, of the Holocaust
Haiti, sadly, counting her lost

Italy, with its architecture, like the Trevi fountain in Rome
Japan, and its little Bonsai trees, so very much at home

Kenya, on safari in her national parks
Lebanon, a country, full of political sparks

Malta, so brave, its why they won the George Cross
New Zealand, and the Maoris, their culture to never be lost

Oman, the Sultanate, lies beside the Arabian Sea
Portugal, a golfing Mecca, as i stand on the very first tee

Qatar, an Arab emirate in the Middle East
Romania, Nadia Comaneci and her Olympic gymnast feats

Sweden, the home of Abba, and their wonderful pop songs
Turkey, has Istanbul, where two continents get along

Uganda, in Africa, where Idi Amin ruled
Vietnam, where nineteen year old soldiers were schooled

Wake Island, a most beautiful coral atoll
Xanadu, because i ran out of countries to call

Yemen, a Republic, to the south of the Red Sea
Zimbabwe, with Mugabe, a country ruined by he




http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/the-world.php
Form: ABC

Haiti

January twelfth two thousand and ten
   witnessed near annihilation and destruction 
   of the Haitian nation
whereby countless/ nameless individuals 
   e’en the strongest Herculean type men
   crushed by humungous slabs of building facades 
   practically demolishing every creation
since this island settled, which indigenous tribes 
   sought safety in any geologic den
   seeking solace and salvation from wrath of nature 
   by paying obeisance via oblation
perhaps giving credence to clear water 
   in tandem with rooster and hen
   that laid a golden egg, 
   especially as encroaching savages affected violation
particularly when Europeans foisted 
   forfeiture of land with primitive implement like pen
   no matter that travesty, trickery, mockery, 
   et cetera wrought humiliation
pleading invaders to forsake such actions 
   that rent asunder culture beseeched god when
   these brutish, nasty and (shortish) simians to cease desecration
 
yet the peoples of this dominion rose 
   from the ashes like the phoenix like bird
   no mattered genetic pool 
   underwent white washing from scouring influx
from western thumping proselytizers, 
   which alien beliefs hard to swallow like curd
   and basically bribery (with lustrous trinkets) 
   and those coveted legal tender bucks
foisted/ forced the unpleasant alternative 
   (wanton slaughter) to be clearly heard
   yet within the very fiber of tropical man grove persons 
   patiently lined up their ducks
and declared as the first African American peoples 
   INDEPENDENCE to be the word
   whence adulation, elation, inspiration akin to the sound winged fowl clucks
until the advent of the major earthquake 
   composed by this aging hippy type nerd
whereat remote control san voodoo affect every bloody word!

Overt and Wanton Police Abuse Analogous To Societal Sepsis Leak 1

Martial law inapropos to stave, staunch,
and stem police brutality,
nevertheless commander in chief
will violently barrel ahead
particularly when blatant iniquities
flagrantly heaped upon
innocent dark skinned human bodies,
who far to often get accosted, beaten, choked
without justice, but
judged guilty merely existing.

Protestations within metropolitan urban areas
all across the United States
sparking riots else within world
began in Minneapolis on May 26, 2020
following the death of George Floyd
coroners determine cause of death asphyxia
after Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) officer
Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck
for 8 minutes and 46 seconds.

Akin to striking a match
into highly flammable liquid
diverse people expressed legitimate rage
against machinations targeting humans,
whose obvious epidermal pigment
unwittingly sacrifices said
dark skinned people burnt offerings.

Sacrificial lambs only become martyrs,
yet sadly never realize their true value, nor
relish (hot diggity dog) purposefulness
cuz her/his mortality nipped in (figurative) bud
when precious life cruelly stolen.

As iterated courtesy similar
crafted by yours truly
persons falsely hash tagged recalcitrant
(predominantly boys and/or men)
exhibiting physiognomy proclaiming
African American, Australia,

Haiti, Melanesia, Papua
New Guinea and South Asia...
as motherland, more so
black immigrants comprise
growing proportion of said
racial (constituency) population.

Usually no culpability
linkedin with rudely mistreated individual,
whose inalienable (inherent) rights:
life, liberty and pursuit of happiness
hijacked solely predicated upon bigotry.

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